I was looking for another quote by Sting and found this one instead. Thank goodness for songwriting! That sense of failure, I don't know where people put it who don't write songs and aren't able to emote physically. It must go somewhere. -Sting The other quote said something along the lines of this: "Melodies are
Welcome to liamkinnon.com, my brand new website. A while back I asked my Dad to reserve liamkinnon.com before somebody else did. I asked him about it this past weekend and on Monday I got an email informing me to head over to liamkinnon.com and login. Because we're using Wordpress.org, I don't have to go through
A succinct analysis of how we got into this mess.
It isn't the first for me, but it might be the first for you. Airplane, from College Humor.
This may be the greatest thing I've seen in a week or so. I don't know the story, I don't know the reasons, and I don't care. All I know is that it is absolutely awesome. Via: Althouse
I realize when I sit here sometimes that I go through my day thinking, "hey, that would be an interesting thing to blog about." I then promptly forget what it was. Now I'm sitting here with absolutely nothing to say. I've recently been impressed by Ann Althouse, who, along with being a law professor, manages
Jon Birch hit the nail on the head with his latest. You can read all of his cartoons here.
For those of you who missed the Superbowl. This may be the greatest thing to happen to paid for airtime.
Someone brilliant discovered a number of passages from Barack Obama's reading of "Dreams of my Father" that are of dubious moral character. If you are as easily amused as I am you will get a kick out of hearing the President of the United States saying "you ain't my bitch." HT: Althouse
This is a loaded question. I spent an entire class last semester discussing this question and I still have yet to come to a conclusion. I had one professor, who was rather nihilistic, describe it as useless, but fun. Sometimes I have a hard time disagreeing. I think Churchill said something along the lines of,